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Building a fortress at Orlen Arena
- Updated: September 8, 2016
A new coach, players from nine different nations and the aim to make another step forward in the VELUX EHF Champions League: This is the situation of Orlen Wisla Plock prior to the start of their 12th Champions League season. After Manoel Cadenas said goodbye to the Polish runners-up, Piotr Przybecki is in control of the Oilers.
At domestic level, Plock will attempt to end the chain of Kielce’s successes in the league and cup, while in Europe Plock hope for their first participation in the quarter-finals.
“First, we want to be a tough opponent for all teams in our group. Secondly, we want to secure a better ranking in the group phase to have a higher chance in the knockout stage, beginning with the Last 16,” says coach Piotr Przybecki.
Przybecki will steer a very international team, which is bolstered by the Polish Gebala brothers and Croats Sime Ivić and Lovro Mihić. On the other hand, line player Marco Oneto, the tall Spanish shooter Angel Montoro, Serb Ivan Nikcevic and Polish …
